310 Nutrition Apple Cider Vinegar Review

When a product claims to be made of 100% pure ingredients, by all means it should be effective. Let us stress, should be. One issue that raises a slight red flag here is that 310 Nutrition Apple Cider Vinegar contains several questionable ingredients that fall under the category of inactive, which we felt may reduce the effectiveness of the product. These include gelatin, magnesium stearate, talc, silica, dicalcium phosphate and microcrystalline cellulose. It is very hard for us to say how much of an effect these added ingredients would have on the product’s actual overall effectiveness or indeed what side effects they may present.

So, we went looking to see what consumers had to say, and it seems that quite a few users experienced little to no effect on this formulation.

310 Nutrition Apple Cider Vinegar might have a little better luck with effectiveness if they avoided including all of the additional ‘inactive’ ingredients, as well as, including Piperine in its formula. It was almost there with a quality product, but not quite.

Is 310 Nutrition Apple Cider Vinegar Safe?

We did not find any ingredients in this product that would cause it to be unsafe, such as un-certified stimulant ingredients or other herbs. As for the ingredients in general, when in their pure form, are deemed to be a safe herbal supplement if taken according to proper recommendations. There are no reported side effects and they can be taken with most medications.

Our main concern is that this product contains inactive unnecessary ingredients which we are not sure what part they play in the effectiveness of this product. Also, it contains a Proprietary Blend and since the amounts are not disclosed, we would be concerned of allergic reactions or overdosing.